President Roosevelt Attends Tomb of Unknown Soldier Ceremony
At Arlington National Cemetery the President and Mrs. Roosevelt participated in Armistice Day ceremonies. The President stood with bare head before the tomb as the national anthem played, wreaths were laid, and taps and a 21 gun salute marked the event. Also present were Mrs. Curtis Dall and Capt. Walter Vernon.
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International News Service
Washington
Roosevelt
E. M. Watson
Fort Myer
Arlington National Cemetery
Curtis Dall
Walter Vernon
American Legion Command
Armistice Day Parade Across Three Counties Honors Gen Shannon
Thousands lined the streets for the Tri County Armistice Day parade honoring World War I veterans. The procession began at North Jefferson and Falls, passing military units from the Pennsylvania National Guard, with Chief Marshal Col. Dan H. McQuiston leading staff and riders along Jefferson Washington and Mill streets.
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Tri- County
Jefferson
Falls Streets
Legion Home
Diamond
Washington Street
Old East Side
Pennsylvania R. A
Grove and Mill
State Constabulary
112Th Infantry
Butler
107Th Field Artillery
Ellwood City
103Rd Cavalry
New Castle
Pennsylvania National Guard
Dan H. McQuiston
W. F. Jackson
John D. Kennedy
Louis B. Round
H. D. McCluskey
Lewis E. Burnside
Clarence E. Imbrie
Edward A. Madden
Bail Is Fixed For Lieut Murrel
Lieut John H Murrel a former nationally known football star was granted nominal bail of 5000 by Federal Judge Robert J McMillan in the assault case involving Miss Blanche Balls The bail followed a doctor's testimony that Miss Balls showed no clear signs of a severe struggle Rubin Murrels defense team aimed to meet the noon deadline for posting the bond.
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San Antonio
Tex
John H. Murrel
U. S. Army
Thanksgiving Turkeys Promised by Local Butchers
Local butchers report Thanksgiving orders are already placed as hunters and residents near Rosena Dam observe a flock of plovers on an island in Neshannock Creek. Fire Chief Stockman notes this is the first plover sighting in the district in ten years.
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General Station
Rosena Dam
Neshannock Creek
Stockman
Daily Weather Report Observes 24Hour Period
U S weather statistics show a maximum temperature of 23 and a minimum of 22 with no precipitation for the 24hour period ending at nine this morning. Year ago, the same date recorded a maximum of 50 and a minimum of 36 with .16 inches of precipitation.
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U. S
Quiet Armistice Day Observed Across Europe
Berlin reports a solemn Armistice Day with Germany preparing for a unique election to approve Hitler’s protests against postwar treaties. Voters will decide on a 100 percent nationalistic Reichstag and on withdrawal from the League of Nations and the disarmament conference.
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Berlin
Europe
Germany
Hitler
League of Nations
Poppy Day Observed By Local High School Girls
More than a hundred high school girls sell replicas of the Flanders poppy to benefit the Perry S. Gaston Post American Legion. They sell for relief expenses and will work from morning until evening, with many residents already wearing the emblem. They will also visit city homes as groups.
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Perry S. Gaston Post
American Legion
Prince of Wales Leads Britain With King Confined
London reports the Prince of Wales leading the British nation as King George remains indoors due to illness. The development marks a notable act of royal leadership while the monarch is indisposed.
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International News Service
London
George
Prince of Wales
Food Advisory Board Resigns in Mass Walkout
The entire Food Advisory Committee of the AAA resigns amid deadlock over codes for food industry groups. The panel, formed after the National Recovery Act, cites AAA NRA conflicts and unapproved codes, with about 500 codes awaiting action.
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Washington
AAA
The
NRA
Ford Must Comply With Auto Code For Federal Contracts
Washington Nov. 11 Henry Ford would have to comply with the automobile code to win federal contracts. Comptroller General J R McCarl announced two decisions. One decision to the secretary of agriculture concerned a 1000 truck purchase for the Civilian Conservation Corps. The Northwest Motor Co of Bethesda Md bid and certified NRA compliance but lacked authority to speak on the manufacturer.
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International News Service
Washington
Henry Ford
Ford Motor Co
J. R. McCarl
Secretary of Agriculture
Civilian Conservation Corps
Northwest Motor Co
Bethesda
NRA
Tragedy in Shelbyville: Husband Kills Wife Then Hangs Self
In Shelbyville Kentucky a tenant farmer named Hugh Hyatt 38 hacked his wife to death with an ax and then hanged himself on a tree near his house creating an orphaned trio of children aged six to ten. The wife lay behind the kitchen range while Hyatt was found hanging by baling wire about 400 feet from their home. The children awoke to the missing parents and found the evidence on discovery by a neighbor.
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International News Service
Shelbyville
Hugh Hyatt
Oil City Youth Wounded in Hunting Mishap
In Oil City Pennsylvania on November 11 a 17 year old Oil City High School senior William B Biery slipped and fell discharging his small bore shotgun. The shot struck his right leg above the knee and he was taken to a local hospital after aid arrived from a nearby farmhouse.
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Oil City
Pennsylvania
William B. Biery
Oil City High School
Biery
Death Record Rev Milos Phantrides 65
Milos Phantrides dies at 65 in New Castle after a long illness. The Rev. Phantrides served as pastor of local churches and was noted for community service and charitable work. He is survived by a sister and several nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Milos Phantrides
New Castle
Millersburg Man Dies In His Auto
The lifeless body of George Walborn, 47, former shoe manufacturer, was found in his parked car near Millersburg. A rubber hose connected from beneath his overcoat to the exhaust pipe led authorities to believe he committed suicide after being missing from home overnight. Miss Mary C. Walborn, one of three children, is a student at Indiana State Teachers College.
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International News Service
Millersburg
George Walborn
Walborn
Mary C. Walborn
Indiana State Teachers College
Indiana
Pittsburgh Road Conditions Report by Auto Club
Road conditions announced by the Pittsburgh Auto club show U S 22 east clear to Blairsville with snow in places to Cresson then clear. U S 30 east clear west clear. Pittsburgh to Erie snow and ice slippery. Pittsburgh to Wheeling and to Cleveland snow and ice. Erie to Buffalo six to eight inches of snow bad. Wheeling to Columbus remains to be reported.
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International News Service
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Auto Club
U. S
Blairsville
Cresson
Erie
Wheeling
Cleveland
Buffalo
Columbus
Zalick Returned from Kentucky and Two More Suspects Captured
Walter Rausch, sought after escaping a Sampson Street house post fire and loot discovery, was caught by State Trooper Henecheck at Glassport and jailed at Butler barracks. Another suspect, McNair, was arrested at Erie and sent to Butler. Police say over twenty robberies occurred across western Pennsylvania and eastern Ohio with goods cached at the Harbor home before the fire.
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Walter Rausch
Sampson St
Henecheck
Glassport
Butler Barracks
Price
McNair
Erie
Hughmanick
Fallon
Pennsylvania
Ohio
George Zalick
Scores for New Castle football games on tap
Scores for New Castle high school and college football games this afternoon and evening are listed with a listening schedule. Reporters are asked to call between 4 000 and 5 00 p m 22 or 4024 from 5 to 6 30 p m and 175 after 6 30 p m.
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New Castle
Lindberghs Fly to San Sebastian From Geneva Today
Col and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh left Geneva at 12 06 p m for San Sebastian intending to fly via Marseilles France. Hitler wreaths Berlin Armistice Day observed with brown shirt guard as flags fly at half mast. Dollar rallies to 5 06 to the pound after a 5 08 opening. Claire Windsor wins new trial on alienation verdict set aside by Superior Judge Sproul in Los Angeles.
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Lindberghs
Geneva
Charles A. Lindbergh
San Sebastian
Spain
Marseilles
France
Hitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
London Exchange
Claire Windsor
Los Angeles
Marian Read
Oakland
Joseph P. Sproul
Miss Windsor
Amoebic Dysentery Epidemic Reported In Chicago
Health authorities announce an amoebic dysentery epidemic in Chicago. Officials describe the tropical disease as rare and note efforts to contain its spread.
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Chicago
Armistice Day Address Praises Disabled Veterans
National Commander Edward A. Hayes reflects on Armistice Day as the Fifteenth anniversary of World War I ending. He condemns cuts to veterans care, urges unified action for justice for disabled veterans and dependents, and calls for next year to mark Victory for the truly war disabled.
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Edward A. Hayes
American Legion
International News Service
Indianapolis
Ind
France
Congress
Former Pupils Honor Prof Moser At Franklin Junior High
Former pupils, business and professional men gathered Friday at Benjamin Franklin junior high to honor Prof J L Moser a 50 year writing teacher in local public schools. The event included an informal reception and an orchestra concert followed by speeches by Attorney Richard F Dana Judge R Lawrence Hildebrand Dr C C Green and Mayor Charles B Mayne reflecting on Moser's lifelong influence and service.
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Benjamin Franklin
J. L. Moser
Moser
Lawrence County
Benjamin Franklin Orchestra
John E. Paton
Charles H. Andrews
Andrews
Prof. Moser
East Side
Hildebrand
C. C. Green
New Castle
Charles B. Mayne
Dr. Green
Five U S Senators Arrive in Beverly Hills for Inquiry
Special to The News reports five United States senators arriving in Los Angeles to investigate a pending matter. The scene includes the Chicago fair’s fan dancer awaiting inquiry. European dollar rates slide to new lows, signaling shifting markets and costs for Americans traveling abroad.
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Beverly Hills
Cal
Los Angeles
United States
Chicago Fair
Europe
London
Italy Likely To Quit League of Nations
Geneva reports that Italy may withdraw from the League of Nations after recalling its official delegation to the world disarmament conference. An Italian spokesman said future Italians would be technical observers and that continuing talks without Germany would be ludicrous and futile.
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International
Geneva
League of Nations
Italy
Germany
Ghostly Seventeen Return to March in Memorial Pageant
The piece recalls soldiers of Seventeen marching through memory with bugles rolling drums and sabers. Ghostly squads reassemble annually at the Teanders spot to honor fallen comrades as a Deathless Army, undying through the ages.
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Teanders
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Gaston
Food Advisory Board
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Zalick
Kentucky
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